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TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919 THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN (THRE1 '-
Real Bargains
AT THE
1 THREE RULE
STORE
WEDNESDAY
DOLLAR DAY
i
250 Pairs Children's Sandles
all sizes, only $1.00 per pair
100 Pairs Ladies' Slippers, 1 Strap,
all .sizes, only $1.00 1
J 125 Ladies' Bungalow Aprons, Best Materials, only $1.00 1
1 125 Ladies' Black or Silk Hose, Regular Prices
' $1.50 a -pair, seconds, only at 2 pair for $1.00.
.. 100 Pair Boys' Overalls, Best Quality,
' V "all' sizes $1:00 pair
t 250 Men's, Oress Shirts, all sizes, .
i ' f - Light Patterns, only $1.00 each I
100 yards Silk Poplin, 36 in. wide, Extra quality, I
. Regular Price $1.50 yard, only $1.00 yard 1
500 yards Best Percale, 36 in wide
Regular Price 25c yard, 5 yards for $1.00
j 500 Yards Percale, 27 in. wide
Regular Price 20c yard, 7 yards for $1.00
250 yards Silk Poplin, 24 ii. wide, all colors,
Rigilir Pries 75c yard, Spiciai 2 yds for $1.00
500 Lidiis' Yoil Waists, Biggist and Bist
' ' ' Value's at only $1.00
flit's Skats, ovir $4.00 a pair, 'you will get
' a discount of $1.00 a pair
$1:00' off ii all Man's and Boy's Slits
' JO EXTRA GIRLS WANTED
AT ONCE
f k $92,300 Fof V.
v Liberty Loan
Tho n. 0.'T. C. unit at the Utaty
Agricultural College In competition
i ' with twenty-flvo othor schools In
1 ,' tho western division, secured a to
ff
i tal of $0 2,300 for tho Victory Llbor-
' ty Loan, according to Lieutenant
i I Colonel Uartle, professor of military
( science and tactics at tho U. A. C.
This nionoy was secured thiough
j ' personal subscriptions of tho mom-
j I hers of tho three platoons at tho
j j - college and through their sollclta-
tlons. This should place tho college
i , unit near tho front In tho ranks of
western schools, both In total and
J) per capita subscription,
14r Platoon competition was engaged
fr In and tho Third platoon camo first
wltl1 3,000; First platoon, second,
j 1 with $2,4150, and tbe Second platoon
' third wltii ?1,450. II. O. T. C, head-
' I quarters and other subscription
$ credited, $85,100, making a grand
total of $02, GOO, Tho highest Indl-
I vldual rocords are as follows: II.
H. Engeman of the first platoon
I camo first with $1,C50; Alficd T.
Farroll of tho Third Vlaloon, second,
-with $1,600, and OtjorgQ Eccles.of
. - tho Second platoon took .third with
-$1,000.
J During. 'tl H week tho members
of tho II. O. T. C. unit have been
spending practically all of the time
allotted to drill on the target range
at tho two, three and five hundred
yard marks, uiider tho' direction of
Lieut. Col. Hartlo. Lloutcnaut Scott
and several sergeants have taken the
pit and handled, communication by
tho phone. Some very good records
huvo been' scored.-
t
Lines to Be Remembered.
For nn Immortiil bring to net lilt nf-
,fceyonSjiOn the things of thin world is
llko falling In loyo with' n spurrow us
It ntcs by us and out of bight. Marcus
Aurellus.
it
1
Early American Newspapers.
Tho first newspaper published In
America made lift tippournncf In Hon
ton on September 25, 1CSX), nnd wns
called I'ubllck Occktimiccs. It was
Intended ns a monthly, but hud only
one Ihxuc, ii k It wns Immediately sup
pressed by the government for political
reasons The Iloston News-Letter wns
the ilrht permanent newspaper In this
country, nnd UMinlly recehes credit
for being the pioneer, ns It wiik th"
first that survived. This Inltinl mini
ier appeared on Apill JO, 1701. and its
indication wns continued far 72 scars.
I
Disturbed sleep usually
comes from some form of
indigestion. Strengthen
the stomach and stimulate
the liver with a course of
Utt Sal of Anr MiBm b th WeU.
' 3MVir-yr, HBmm. 1B.,2S.
Johnson Asks Pub
licity tie Given
Treaty .
WASHINGTON, May 17. A reso
lution demanding from the Btato de
partment tho full text of the treaty
will be Introduced In the Seantc next
Monday by Senator Hiram Johnson
of California. The resolution pre
pared by him Is as follows:
"Whereas, the peaco treaty has
been completed and has been deliv
ered to tho lcpubllcs of Germany;
and
"Whereas, A synopsis of tho ticaty
has been given publicity In the Unit
ed States and our neoplo tiro entitled
to know Its full contents and to learn
what, It any, engagements they have
been committee to; and
"WhereaB, It Is reported In the
press that the. entire peace treaty has
been cabled to tho state department
and Is now in he possession of the
state department now, therefore; bo
It
' "Resolved, That tho secretary of ,
state be and he Is hereby requested
forthwith to. transmit to tho Scnnto
the full text of the treaty of peaco
completed at 'the Paris conference
and delivered to the rcpicsentatlves
of Germany."
tlme ripe for publicity
Senator Johnson -is one of n num
ber who hare withheld comment up
on the summary of tho treaty, believ
ing that tho full to.xt should be at
hand before any attempt' wns made
to analyze Its contents. With tho
opening of Congress only two day3
off, there are a great many senators
who believe that they should have
been provided with the full text long
ago In order that they might have
opportunity to study It bxforc called
upon to act on it.
In discussing the resolution today,
Senator Johoson made this statement
"I am very suspicious of the syn
opsis of any document emanating
from the administration. I want
the full document and I want to
'know just exactly the terms of tho
treaty. The inference to be drawn
from what has been given us Is that
every Important and unimportant de
tail, even relating to the skull of
Okwawa, have been duly given to
tho American people, but small hid
den dispatches hero and there are
constantly hinting at other terms of
the treat) of which the American
people have been told nothing. In
this matter, as In neatly every other
matter during the past weeks, tho
only people kept In Ignoranco aro
the Ametlcnnu and that tho Ameri
can people may know to what, if
any, engagements they have been
committed, I ask tho immediate trans
mission of the full nnd complete trea
ty tot ha Senate.
NO RhASON FOlt "SECRECY
" It has been published thnt tho -full
tieaty was transmitted ' to tho
state department In April and if this ,
bo so thero can bo no oxcueo Jhyij
withholding portions of It. It it has
not been transmitted to tho fltnto de
partment It ought to bo and tho Am
erican peoplo ought to have; It.
"We are constantly rending how
our troops aro to bo sent to Siberia,
of Americans to be landed at Selling
wig, af a naval demonstration In
which Americans are to participate
In Asia Minor, and It is tlmo that
Aiuoricnns In America as well as on
In Paris knew something about the
disposition of their blood.
"I want to get out of Europo's con
troversies. I want to got back the
American soldlors on American soil
I want to bo American again."
I
Removing Old Putty.
A great deal nf nt-niplng enn bo
saved, when pulty Ih to he removed,
by brushing over It hquii nitric it
hydrochloric ncld nnd leaving It for
nn hour or two. A bnHli Hint ifl
of no further mm rihoultl be employed,
as the field ruins It. The putty nt tho
end of tho time will be found softened
to such tut extent thnt little more than
a wipe Is needed.
DOLLAR DAY
BARGAINS
CACHE VALLEY
MERCANTILE CO.
20 Bars White Soap ... $1.00
20 Bars Diamond C $1.00
18 Bars Al Naptha $1.00
17 8ars C. W. Soap ... $1.00
17 Bars K. W. Soap $1.00
18 Bars B. W. Soap . $1.00
16 Bars A. B Naptha
Soap . $1.00
12 Bars Creme Oil $1.00
12 Bars Palm Olive .. $1.00
12 Bars Kirk Olive .. $1.00
12 Bar Jap Rose . $1.00
12 Barsx Lilac Rose .. $1.00
15 Bars I'almero Olive
Soap $1.00
16 Bars Rose Bath . $1.00
12 Bars Lava Oil sp. $1.00
20 Bars Goblin Soap $1.00
20 Bars Assorted Toi
let Soap $1.00
7 Cans Peas $1.00
7 Cans Corn $1.00
6 Cans Large Pork
and Beans $1.00
3 Cans Large Red
Salmon $1.00
4 Cans Large Pink
Salmon ,$1.00
5 Cans Small Red "
Salmon . $1.00
3 Cans Old Faithful
, Coffee $1 00
8 Cans Milk, Large... $1.00
8 Cans Hominy . .. . $1.00
4 Cans No. 1 Peanut
Butter $1.00
4 Cans No. 1 Calumei.
Baking Powder . $1.00
4 Bottles Calsup $1.00
8 Cans.Ayples $1.00
4 Pkgs. Tea", Green ... $1.00
8 Pkgs. 20c Bird Seed $1.00
6 Pgs. 25c Lice Killer $1.00
6 Pckgs. 25c Poultry
4 Powder $1.00
8 Pkgs. Cornflakes ...-.$1.00
12 Pkgs. Macaroni ...... $1.00
3 Pkgs.. Large. Wheat
3 Pkgs. Large Wheat3
flakes $1.00
3 Packages Large Oot-
flakes $1.00
8 Pkgs. Green Ribbon
I Raisins, 12 Oz $1.00
17 Pgs. Matches,best $1.00
'2ia Pkgs. Shredded
Cocoanut $1.00
12 Pkgs. Gelleteen .like
J Jello, $1.00
3 Qt. Bottle Pickles $1.00
4 Bottles Catsup, pin1 $1.00
4 lbs. Cocoa .. $1.00
12 lbs. Epsom Salts $1.00
8 lbs. Evaporated
Peaches, best $1.00
8 lbs. Prunes $1.00
100 Ounces K. C. Bak
ing Powder $1.00
4 lbs. Yellow Bantam
Seed Corn ..$1.00
4 lbs. Peas, any kind $1.00
50 lbs Seed oPtatoes $1.00
Large Oranges, doz. $1.00
1 Best Broom Made .. $1.00
1 Genuine Star Cut
Pitcher . . . $1.00
6 Genuine Star Cut
Tumblers $1.00
Hafid painted Cake
Plas, each $1.00
1 Set China B. and B.
Plates $1.00
1 Lot Cups and Sauc
ers, Per set $1.00
Thin Blown Tumblers
Per dozen $1.00 1
Large Vases, each . $1.00 1
Large Jardineres, ea. $1.00
Rogers Silver Pie
Knives, each $1.00
Roger's Silver Berry
Spoons, each . . . $1.00
Large Basins, each .. $1.00
Large Ewers, each $1.00
4 Salad Bowls $1 .00
Large Antimony
Tray :. $1.00
Genuine Star Cut'
Decanter $1.00
Genuine Star Cut
Glass Vase .. .. , $1.00
CACHE VALLEY
MERCANTILE CO.
Red Cross Funds to be
Used For Returned
Soldiers
A number of the branches of the
Cache County chapter of tho Amer
ican Hed Cioss have asked It they
might use Hed Cross funds tor the
entertainment of returned soldiers.
We quoto tho following Information
received from headquarters In regard
to the matter:
"It Is not proper to use chapter
funds for the entertainment of re
turned soldiers, unless such particu
lar fundB huvo been collected for the
definite purpose, of ontoitnlnlng the
soldiers."
As a general principle it would not
seem advisable for Hed Cross chap
ters or branchos to collect money
fiom conttlbutms for this purpose,
ns such solcltntions wilt undoubted
ly have an adverse effect upon the
next large campaign for funds."
I
Duttoi wrappers at this ofucc.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Bo Cured
by local application!, they cannot r.icti
th llMd portion of the tar, Tluro la
only one way to cure catarrhal aeA(n-M,
ani that la by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deatneii la cauaed by an In
flimril condition of the mucoua llnlnc of
.the Kuttachlan Tuba. 'Vhert thla-uibe Ii
.Inhamtd ybu have a r In aountPaf Irn
perfect hrarlni, on n It la entirely
cloaed, Deufnefs la tl iult Unlets the
Inflammation can be reduced and tnl tube
restored to Its normal condition, hrarlnir
will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caiseu by catarrh, which Is
an Inflamed condition of the mucoua sur
faces Hall's Catarrh Medicine acta thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of th
system.
Wo will five On Hundred Dollsra for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Hall' Catarrh Medicine Cir
cular free. .Ml Druirirlats. Too.
F, J, ,IENi:Y ft CO.. Toledo. O.
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"BAYER CROSS" I
ON ASPIRIN '
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
v OS J
LEGAL NOTICES"
Consult The County Clerk
Or The Respective Signers
For Further Information j
Probate And Guardianship
Notices ,
(i
NOTICB TO OnEOITORS
I
Estato of Frank O. Ounncll, De
ceased: Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned nt her
rcsldenco In Wollsvllle, Cncho Coun
ty, State of Utah, on or beforo the
24th day of June, A. D. 1310.
Dato of fhst publication April 22, J
1919.
ELSIB HAWKHS OUNNELL,
AdmlnlBtiatrlx.
THATCHER & BOWHN,
Attorneys. Adv-5-27
NOTICE OK I'lXAIi MEETING OK
CHEIHTOHS
IN THE lHSTUUrr COUHT OK THE
UNITED STATES IN AND KOK
THE DISTHICT OK UTAH, HE
KOHE S. T. COIt.V, HEKEHEE
IN HANKHUI'TOV NO. K5I)1
In tho Matter of Joseph H. Janes,
a bankrupt.
To the ci editors of Joseph It.
Janes, it bankrupt, of Providence, In
tho County of Cache, and Dlsrtlct
aforesaid.
Notice, Is heicby given that tho.
Final Meeting of tho Creditors of the I
above named bankrupt will be held
at my ofllce, rooms 309-310 First Na
tional Dank llullding, Ogden City,
Utah, on the 8th day of May. A. D. I
1919, at 10:30 o'clock in tho fore
noon, at which time the ci editors
may ntteud, hear the report of tho
tiustee and tinnsact such othor busi
ness as may proporly como beforo
said meoting.
Ogden, Utah, May 1, 1919.
S. T. COIIN,
Adv. Referee In Bankruptcy,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS fA
Estato of William Iludge, Deceased. H
Creditors will present claims with ' H
vouchers to the undersigned nt his H1
olTlct), Commercial Block, Logan, 9H
Utah, on or beforo tho 2Cth day of ' KM
August, A. D 1919. ;9K
Date of first publication April 2Z, 8H
1919. ' ! life
DAVID C. UUDOC, ' 9
Executor. 'Bfl
THATCHER & QOWEN 'RI
'RrSr
Attorneys Adr-5-27 fi
. m
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Kl
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK TIIR jjjvjj
l-TRST .IUDIOIAIj DISTRICT OK jjj
THE STATE OK UTAH, IN AND ,ftji
FOR Till: COUNTY OK CACHE. ' 3g
In tho Matter of tho Estato or Cnrl Ml
W. Hanson, Deceased. jH
Creditors will present claims with H
vouchers to tho undersigned at his H
place of rosldcnce lu Smlthfleld, H
Cncho County, Utah, on or before H
tho 4th day of July, 1919. M
Dato of first publication May 3, H
M
JOSIOPH W. PETERSON, M
Administrator. jH
A. A. LAW, M
Attorney for Said Estato. Adv-5-31 H
! tM
NOTICE TO CREDITORS , lfl
iT" T ,r ssl
IN' THE DISTRICT COUKTOK TslH ; M
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OK M
THE STATE OK UTAH, IN AND SM
FOR THE COUNTY OF CACHE.. M
.H
In the Mutter of tho Estate of iH
David D. Davis, DccoaBod. .H
Creditors will present claims wlthi , H
vouchers to tho undorslgnod at her H
rcsldenco at Logan, Utah, ou or be- H
fore July 12, 1919. M
Dato of first publication May 6, H
MARY D. SORENSON, M
Administratrix. H
ASA DULLEN, M
Attorney. Adv-6-10 !H
," M
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ifl
;H
Estate or Franklin W. Price, De- IH
ceased. H
Creditors will present claims with 'H
vouchers to the undersigned at her 'H
residence in Wellsvlllo Precinct, In H
the County of Cache and State of. ;H
Utah, on or before the 20th day of H
'September, A. D. 1919.
Date of first publication May IS, H
A. D. 1919. 'H
1 AONES L. PRICE, 'M
Administratrix. H
,W. W. MAUGHAN, .M
Attorney. Adv-6-17 M
- 'H
NOTICi: TO CREDITORS H
Estate of John Matvln Jones'-De- H
Credltois will picscnt claims with H
VouclieiH to the undersigned at his H
residence at Wellsvllle, Cache coun- H
1 ty, Utali, on or befoio July 16th, A. H
D 1919. H
Dato of first publication, Max IS.
H
EDWARD H. JONES, M
Administrator. H
C. W. DUNN, M
Attorney for Administrator. jH
Adr-6-15 H
-
NOTICIC TO CRICDITORS H
IN THE DISTHICT COURT OK TI1H Jf
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OK gj
THE STATE OK UTAH, IN AND g
FOR THE COUNTY OF CACHII. HpT
Estnto of Magnus Peter llosetup, V'
Deceased. i 'Jfc.
Creditors will present claims with jSjV'
vouchers to tho undersigned, at the SIct
ofllce of Leon Fonncsbeck in the , gS&k
Court House, Logan, Utah, ou or bo- BmX
ifoio July 18, 1919 ST
I Dato of first publication May 15, Sk$
t jdio. pk-
OLHFINE DOSERUP,' ' ffi
-it' -w -Administratrix. fillj.fi
LEON rONNESnUflK, KS
Attornoy. Adr-6-12' rm
mam . Hfcfc
VUitors to New York: JXXM
It has been reckoned thnt New York wM
city bus at least 200,000 visitors a day, jaBl
not counting oomtnuters. IH
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